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HP announced the launch of a line of HP LaserJet Pro printers with the new technology, HP Smart Install, which allows customers to start printing just two minutes after turning on your computer (netbook or laptop): simply connect the device to the printer via the USB-cable without using installation disk.

New monochrome printers that use HP Smart Install Technology include a series of the most energy-efficient laser printers HP LaserJet Pro P1102, HP LaserJet Pro 1102w and HP LaserJet Pro P1566/P1606dn printer series.

New HP LaserJet Pro printers are presented in a new compact design and are ideal for users working from home or in small offices that need affordable printer, easy to use and economical.

The printers implement a new technology HP Auto-On/Off providing a fast first page in any mode, coupled with minimal power consumption in the sleep mode. When the printer is idle, this technology will automatically adjust the power settings, and the printer is switched into the mode with minimal power consumption.

With the HP Auto-on/Auto-off Technology, the new line of HP LaserJet P1100 Printer can save up to 72 percent of energy compared with its predecessors. Printers also use advanced HP LaserJet toner cartridges, saving up to 35 percent of energy compared with their predecessors.

In addition, HP has released a set of double cartridges, HP LaserJet Black, to help small and medium-sized businesses reduce costs associated with printing a large volume of documents.

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on Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 at 11:36 am and is filed under HP, technology.